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48-Hour Film Shoot Survival: Planning, Timing, Dialogue

July 29, 2015July 29, 2015Festivalsfestivals, Run & Gun 2015, Vancouver

The team I worked with was the first to submit its entry to Run & Gun 2015, the Vancouver 48-hour film competition. Most people would struggle during a 48-hour film shoot, and I’m not saying

Vancouver Actor’s Drop in

June 24, 2015June 24, 2015Groups and CollectivesVancouver, Vancouver Actor's Drop-in.

As I am currently training to be an actor in Vancouver’s film industry, I often get involved with other actors and occasionally practice by doing script reads with them. One meet up I go to

Festivals, Tours, Credits, and Gems

June 3, 2015June 3, 2015Today's Top StoriesBanff World Media Festival, canadian independent film, Chris Locke, Enemy Aliens, Manitoba film tax credit, Reel Paddling Film Festival World Tour, Vancouver, Vancouver Cinematheque, Vancouver Cinematheque open house

Vancouver’s Cinematheque, western Canada’s largest film institute, is holding an open house this Saturday, June 13th, featuring a free screening of the classic 1959 comedy Some Like it Hot. Scout Magazine has the details. The

Watching TV, Watching Birds, Watching Winners

June 1, 2015June 1, 2015Today's Top StoriesAnimal Logic, Canadian Television Report Card, CTV, Hot Docs, Inside Out Toronto LGBT Film Festival, Maxime Desmons, Michelle Desrosier, Michelle Latimer, Northern Ontario Music and Film Awards, Su Rynard, The Birder, The Messenger, Vancouver, What We Have

The Vancouver Sun’s Weekend Extra has more news on how well the film and TV industry is doing in the city, in an article by Bruce Constantineau. Also, The Financial Post’s Catherine McIntyre explores why

From East to West: Film, Government, and More

May 25, 2015May 25, 2015Today's Top StoriesCannes, Denis Villeneuve, Kathleen Wynne, Taiwanese Film Festival (TWFF), Vancouver, White Pine Pictures

For a complete list of winners at Cannes, see the ET Canada blog. The Toronto Star’s Peter Howell looks at the winners in depth, though the main news is in the subhead: “Canada’s Denis Villeneuve

6 (Mostly) Good News Stories About Film in Canada

May 7, 2015May 7, 2015Today's Top StoriesAdventure Film Series, Alex Gibney, Animation, Carey Missler, GO Fest, low Canadian dollar, news, Northern Folk, Nova Scotia, Paul Plett, The Paddler, Vancouver

Filmmaker Paul Plett (also an amateur musician) thought it was strange nobody had ever made a documentary about the world of Canadian folk music — so he decided to do it himself. Northern Folk will